Did Canada just join the AI boom?
In June, Canadian imports of tech equipment used to make data centres surged 88 per cent from the year before
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South Bow says it is on track for pipeline decision by middle of 2027
Proposed project would ship oil sands crude to the Canada-U.S. border and onto U.S. destinations
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Diageo CEO plans $1-billion in cost cuts as he confronts weak growth
Restructuring plan would change the company’s cost structure and have ‘very significant impacts’ on employees
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Should mom stay at home if her whole salary would go to child care? That’s bad math
Subsidized child care led to mothers working and earning more for decades, research finds
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Allied Gold CEO open to piecemeal sale after Zijin deal falls through
Peter Marrone says he would be willing to sell miner to more than one buyer
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Consumers using savings to pay for essentials and piling up debt: Equifax
Canadians continue to face financial strain amid the heightened cost of living, according to the latest report from Equifax, which shows younger people generally struggle the most.
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WestJet flight attendants win large wage increases and compensation for preboarding work
If ratified, the terms of the union’s tentative agreement with the airline would set a new industry standard
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Trump’s big-government, interventionist AI policy is the one thing he’s done right
Unreleased AI models have shown a disturbing inclination to hack into other systems
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EasyJet agrees to Apollo takeover after rival Castlelake ends bid
Deal ends months of uncertainty surrounding one of Europe’s biggest low-cost airlines
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Trump administration refunds $100-billion in struck-down tariffs
Funds represent more than half of the $166-billion collected in tariffs struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court in February
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Suncor says Rich Kruger to step aside as CEO in 2027
Executive vice-president of upstream Peter Zebedee to succeed Kruger, who is credited with leading a turnaround at the oil sands producer
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Alphabet seeking up to $25-billion in fresh debt to finance AI build-out
Tech giants increasingly turning to bond markets to fund AI spending
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Guard against thoughtload, the silent tax on your performance
Toronto psychologist and executive coach Liane Davey says it’s not your workload that is overwhelming you. It’s the cognitive demands on you plus your emotional burdens, divided by energy reserves
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Ottawa filmmaker uses AI to accelerate life-saving content
For many people in film and television, AI can feel like a threat. Chocolate Moose Media sees it differently
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Manulife posts higher profit, strikes $3.2-billion reinsurance deal with Munich Re
Deal marks the third long-term care reinsurance transaction in less than three years
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Restaurant Brands reports higher sales and profit, driven by Burger King’s U.S. stores
Fast-food giant’s turnaround plan for Burger King began to pay off in the quarter, while Tim Hortons’ sales growth in Canada fell flat
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BCE reports second-quarter profit drop as FIFA World Cup viewing boosts revenue
Subscriptions for streaming platform Crave reached nearly 5.1 million, up 23% from the year before
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AtkinsRéalis reports lower profit, revenue up 10%
Net income in the second quarter was $95.7-million, down from $2.32-billion the year before
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Canadian Natural pauses oil sands expansions until government agreements are finalized
Early engineering work for all of the company’s projects had been slated for this year, according to a 2025 investor presentation
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The Birkin index: Should this pricey handbag be part of your portfolio?
Birkin bags from Hermès tend to appreciate over time, but aren’t necessarily the right investment for everyone
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Tim Hortons parent Restaurant Brands beats quarterly same-store sales estimates
Second-quarter results get boost by resilient demand at Burger King chain in the U.S.
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Business Brief: Opposition to Trump grows in unexpected places
Also in today’s edition: Searching for signs of life in biotech investment
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Banks look to lend to defence companies, but many lack the track record to qualify
The disconnect threatens to slow Carney’s initiative to rapidly expand Canada’s defence capabilities
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Immigrants to Canada aren’t having kids either
If governments want population growth, they shouldn’t assume newcomers are the answer
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